Veterinarians not only work in private veterinary clinics but their expertise is also vital in a range of fields including agriculture, quarantine and public health, as well as pharmacological and biomedical research. Government statistics forecast strong employment growth and earnings for veterinarians.* Employment opportunities are diverse and include: Operating or working in private veterinary practice Zoos and wildlife sanctuaries, animal welfare organisations Government departments and agencies in quarantine and biosecurity Industries concerned with animal health such as animal nutrition, animal production (stock and breeding) and pharmaceuticals Research organisations and university teaching (with further study). Once you graduate, you will be eligible to register with veterinary registration boards to practise in any Australian state. In addition, JCU graduates are eligible to practise in New Zealand and the United Kingdom.